Kasselstrand on the constitutional amendments: ”They’re trying to establish a dictatorship”

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Gustav Kasselstrand discusses Sweden’s latest constitutional amendments and how the requirement for a two-thirds majority could make it significantly more difficult for future Riksdags to change the country’s policies. The discussion covers the EU, NATO, freedom of speech, abortion rights, and the risk that today’s politicians will lock in their own political agenda at the expense of future popular majorities.
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  1. I disagree with what Gustav says—that most people didn’t arrive on false grounds. For example, hasn’t any Somali sought asylum in the first safe country? Just state this fact. There aren’t exactly many asylum seekers from our neighboring countries. Correct me if I’m wrong, but according to the law that was in effect before the recent amendments, a country has to pay if it refuses to accept asylum seekers. That’s how it was: asylum seekers had to apply for asylum in the first safe country. This obviously hasn’t happened; in other words, they’ve been granted asylum on false grounds.

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